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JONMELL.CO.UK FEBRUARY 25, 2009 Jive, Lotus Connections and Socialtext \| Jon Mell - Web 2.0 ideas and strategy You might take a wiki, a blog, an enterprise RSS server, and glue them all together. Home About Jon Mell Jon Mell - Web 2.0 Web 2.0 On Linux? MORE >>	COLLABORATIVE THINKING MARCH 15, 2008 Collaborative Thinking: Of bread, butter, cheese, and mousetraps. There are a couple of ways to look at how Microsoft is responding to market and customer demand for social software (lets define it for sake of argument as social software being equal to blogs, wikis, tags/bookmarks, feed syndication and social networking): 1. colleagues, groups/distribution lists you belong to, etc). Microsoft Office (e.g., MORE >>	RECENT POSTS JULY 22, 2009 \| BROWSE.WORKLITERACY.COM Twitter Examples - Work Literacy FEBRUARY 25, 2009 \| JONMELL.CO.UK Jive, Lotus Connections and Socialtext \| Jon Mell - Web 2.0 ideas and strategy MARCH 15, 2008 \| COLLABORATIVE THINKING Collaborative Thinking: Of bread, butter, cheese, and mousetraps. DECEMBER 5, 2007 \| COLLABORATIVE THINKING Collaborative Thinking: Social Software Vendor Roundup
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COLLABORATIVE THINKING DECEMBER 5, 2007 Collaborative Thinking: Social Software Vendor Roundup Socialtext Traction Software TeamPage Twiki Open Source Social Bookmark Systems BEA Pathways Cogenz Connectbeam IBM Lotus Connections dogear component Scuttle Open source Feed Syndication Platforms Attensa KnowNow NewsGator Social Network & Community Sites Typically offer a mix of user profiles, blogs, wikis, social networking, etc. MORE >>	BROWSE.WORKLITERACY.COM JULY 22, 2009 Twitter Examples - Work Literacy Trends in the Living Networks - Sunday, October 19, 2008 Twitter as Search Engine or Community Seed The folks over at BrandonHall, the learning folks who blog lots of interesting links, pointed out a value of Twitter that not all of us may have seen yet. Twitter Search Written by Dawn Foster. Twitter as a search engine. Balance is better. MORE >>
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